All sites: level pullthru's, ramada and aluminum picnic tables on concrete slab, iron fire ring and bbq grills, and tent platforms. Most sites surrounded by tall sage for good privacy, except sites 1-4. Clean vault toilets. I did not see any... Read more

12 miles from town, all paved. All paved sites, paved loop road, clean vault toilets, no pullthru's, mature shadey pines and spruce, creek alongside #'s 1 - 4, 14 sites w/ four first come no reserve. So much elbow room between sites! ... Read more

8.5 miles from highway, paved the whole way, (watch for potholes), paved loop and some paved back-in sites next to the small lake, large private sites with large pines, picnic table & fire ring, a couple of large pullthru's ... no drinking water... Read more

This small campground below Hart Mtn Antelope Preserve was perfect for one night. 9 sites w/ picnic table and iron fire pit, clean newer potty, and a pavilion with tables, water spigot. There was a host. Smooth gravel road. No trees, no... Read more

There are a few sites with large bushy junipers for privacy. The road is gravel and excellent. The 1st 100 yards has 2 sites sort of tacky. I went .3 miles to a large open area, good turnaround for large rigs. I went back to a side... Read more

There was good dispersed camping just before the campground and better shade options, so I stayed in the dispersed near the river. Nice!

Very nice! A short, slightly washboarded entry road gets you to this free campground that has great sites along the lake, 3 newer vault toilets at each segment of pullouts, and can accommodate any size rig with tow. The birding was great for a... Read more

I stayed 3 days, a park pass costs $5 and covered all 3 nights. No signs to guide you to where to camp-- but I saw people camped in front of the visitor center, along sandy pullouts (where I was) and at the nice new East End sites (keep going... Read more